Tuesday, December 10 2013 11:23 AM EST2013-12-10 16:23:03 GMT
Tuesday is shop with a firefighter day in Valdosta. 11 local children who lost some or all of their belongings due to a fire this year will get to go on a shopping spree with Valdosta firefighters. "WeMore >>
Tuesday is shop with a firefighter day in Valdosta. 11 local children who lost some or all of their belongings due to a fire this year will get to go on a shopping spree with Valdosta firefighters. "WeMore >>
Tuesday, December 10 2013 10:50 AM EST2013-12-10 15:50:04 GMT
It could soon cost a little more for restaurants to serve alcohol in Albany. At Tuesday's commission meeting, several restaurant owners voiced their disapproval of a 64% increase to the full pourer'sMore >>
Loud and clear, several restaurant owners are letting commissioners hear their disapproval of a 64% increase to the full pourer's license over the next two years, at Tuesday's commission meeting.More >>
Tuesday, December 10 2013 9:17 AM EST2013-12-10 14:17:34 GMT
Nestled in the heart of south Georgia sits the spot where Jefferson Davis, the only Confederate president, was captured by Union troops as he made his way South from Richmond. "They said he put his footMore >>
South Georgians who want to see Jeff Davis State Park remain open are gathering tonight at 6:00 at the park to organize a way to keep it open.More >>
Tuesday, December 10 2013 7:03 AM EST2013-12-10 12:03:24 GMT
All month long officials at the Dougherty County Health Department are pushing education of HIV and AIDS, they feel it is the key that will help cut down on transmission. According to the Georgia DepartmentMore >>
December kicks off World AIDS Awareness Month and those at the Dougherty County Health District are using this time to encourage the community to get tested.More >>
Tuesday, December 10 2013 4:03 AM EST2013-12-10 09:03:34 GMT
Dougherty County School Board members formally voted Monday night to accept nearly $1.2 million in grant money designed to improve the quality of teachers. The system had to submit a detailed applicationMore >>
Dougherty County school leaders hope federal grant money will help improve the quality of teachers in the classrooms.More >>
September 22, 2006
Albany - The Georgia Court of appeals says that a convicted child abuser did not have his rights violated when he continued to volunteer information during an investigation. In February, 2005 Michael Mulvaney was convicted of repeatedly abusing his girlfriend's three year old daughter.
Specifically, Mulvaney was convicted of burning the child with cigarettes, ripping large amounts of hair from her head, and causing serious disfigurement to her ear. Mulvaney appealed the conviction claiming that his statements to police should have been suppressed because he asked for an attorney.
The Court of appeals found that just after Mulvaney asked for an attorney, he continued to talk to the police officer and that the officer was not interrogating Mulvaney by choosing to listen.
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